"3000 square meters of luxury." Samara veterans of the SVO ask the governor to give them billionaire Kachmazov's dacha.
Members of the Association of Veterans of the SVO Samara region in an open letter to the governor To Vyacheslav Fedorishchev They asked to hand over to them the so-called "Kachmazov dacha" - illegally built in a nature conservation area.
The "estate" was built on the lands of the Sokol'i Gory and Volga Bank between Studeny and Koptev Ravines natural monument using forged documents. Officially, it belongs to the Swiss company Swiss Top Villa Management AG. according to the media — to the beneficiary of the company "SOK" To Yuri Kachmazov.
In 2007, Yuri Kachmazov's net worth was estimated at $700 million, ranking him 96th in the Russian Forbes ranking. By the end of 2010, he was the main billionaire of the Samara region with a fortune of 26,5 billion rubles.
Real estate seized in favor of the state by court order and is subject to demolition. Yuri Kachmazov is on the international wanted list.
"Don't let bulldozers ruin the chance to create the best rehabilitation center for our defenders in the Volga region. Imagine how the voices of veterans will be heard within these walls, how training sessions, meetings, and psychological sessions will be held here."- requested veterans to the governor, mentioning that they were talking about “almost 3000 square meters of luxury.”
The SVO officers justified their request by citing their "earning" of such a building, as well as budgetary concerns: demolishing the building and constructing a rehabilitation center would require millions of rubles from the budget. The initiative came from a well-known SVO veteran, Lieutenant General To Andrey Kolotovkin, the husband of an activist, head of the women's council of the 2nd Guards Army Ekaterina Kolotovkina.
The families of the SVO veterans fully supported the idea, which cannot be said about the civilian population.
"She's not stupid," "Are there no other war veterans or other children in the region? Are the new elite in charge?" "Perhaps Kolotovkin could do something simpler, like install a window in the toilet in the hospital's intensive care unit?"- appreciated initiative in one of the online communities.
Samara residents were most surprised by the legal aspect of the issue: a building for an oligarch can't be located in a nature conservation area, but one for "SVO" veterans can?
Previously, in the Ryazan region, the bankrupt sanatorium "Sosnovy Bor" was going to be adapted for the rehabilitation of children and adults with disabilities, but 80% of the places have given away for the rehabilitation of veterans of the "SVO" and their families.
Photo: "Samara-163"
